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Guy Fieri gets sold on some serious salads! There's Southern Niçoise salad, broccoli date crunch salad and grilled Romaine with spicy prawns.

Antonia Lofaso is on the beach for a day of roughing it! While Eric Adjepong and Brian Malarkey fish for seafood, the chefs pack ingredients for a seafood feast.

Every BBQ master gets their start in the backyard! The competitors showcase their skills in the kinds of sticky situations that home grillers must master.

Guy is after burgers and Italian this trip. He grabs craft brew and food pairings in Arkansas, and homemade lasagne and sandwiches in California.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of meaty creations. In Santa Rosa, he visits a Vietnamese joint that makes phenomenal pho with barbeque pork.

The chefs get pickled with briny dishes. Then, the final stakeout is all about the shine as one chef glazes their way to a year's worth of groceries.

The owner of 7th Restaurant and Lounge, Don, never asks for help despite being paralyzed. Robert works to convince Don that running a restaurant takes a team.

Chef Eduardo Garcia turns appetisers into a stunning dinner for friends! He serves wild venison carpaccio, papas bravas, grilled shrimp adobada, and chocolate truffles.

Chef Eduardo Garcia treats his family to a comforting campfire meal. He serves game stock French onion soup with cheesy croutons and sweet huckleberry crepes.

Andrew Zimmern explores the classic comfort foods and modern recipes of Porto, Portugal. He tries salty cod in a creamy casserole, tripe stew and octopus rice.

Andrew is trying the hearty, simple and filling traditional dishes of Frankfurt, Germany. The city's history is showcased in its food, like frankfurters and apple wine.

Four chefs hope for a sweet start. They find a green gummy shocker in their appetiser baskets, and race to the ice cream machine in the dessert round.

Andrew Zimmern travels across the globe to try the world's most exotic foods. He visits markets and restaurants to sample incredible and unique cuisines.

Robert travels to Milwaukee to help a Tex-Mex restaurant that's drowning in debt. The owner must make some hard choices to save his restaurant and his family.

Guy Fieri digs into dishes including a barbecue pie at a pizza-bakery in Laramie. Then, a funky Cleveland bar is making monster tots.

Four chefs are all about the meat and potatoes with baskets that feature this classic food combo. They'll have to make bite-sized appetisers out of mighty portions.

Antonia Lofaso is on the beach for a day of roughing it! While Eric Adjepong and Brian Malarkey fish for seafood, the chefs pack ingredients for a seafood feast.

Every BBQ master gets their start in the backyard! The competitors showcase their skills in the kinds of sticky situations that home grillers must master.

The gang is fired up for grilling season with a pastrami-rubbed smoked tri-tip. Elizabeth Karmel shares her chipotle chicken and grilled Mexican corn salad.

For Halloween, the chefs find spooky ingredients in their baskets. They struggle with a 'pasta brain' and take their final shot with tasty syringes.

James hires a PR manager, much to Jessica's dismay. And, Kathleen reveals that Nate isn't an owner of the restaurant because she doesn't trust him.

Kathleen's new oven breaks right before her guests arrive. Plus, Jeanette and Randi take a mini vacation, but she is upset when he makes a business stop.

Kathleen is behind schedule for the soft open for Lola's Ristorante. At Bocadillo Market, James and Jessica host an influencer dinner.

Paul Hollywood is in Jerusalem where he learns about the city's baking culture and history. He then creates Jerusalem bagel bread and almond and pomegranate loaf cake.

A relocated Filipino spot in California has spicy pork fries worth the commute. Then, a Colorado staple celebrates a century of college-town classics.

Guy Fieri checks out seafood and chicken sensations, from garlic prawns in Los Angeles to mile-high tower of fried chicken in Denver.

The ingredient baskets in this battle are inspired by peanut butter and jam. In the second round, a giant sweet surprise must find its way into chicken main courses.

Guy Fieri gets saucy with a smothered sloppy joe in Orlando, drenched fries in Philadelphia and sauced-up gnocchi in East Providence.

Guy Fieri samples Northeastern takes on nationwide flavours, from Californian hot dogs in Connecticut to serious strombolis in Philadelphia.

Four chefs make stick-to-your-ribs plates before they lighten things up with detox dishes. The two final competitors deliver decadent desserts.

Brothers Yaser and Nader are on the verge of losing their French bistro, Gaston's. Robert must convince these delusional owners to transform their business.

Guy Fieri hits up joints owned by Food Network super chefs, like Maneet Chauhan, who is serving up her creative spin on Indian recipes in Nashville.

Four lucky superfans get the chance of a lifetime to compete in the kitchen! They take on a giant gummy creature and an intimidating piece of protein.

Molly Yeh makes a big Midwestern lunch for her favourite farmer! The menu includes bacon and ranch grain bowls and monkey bread with creamy veggie dip.

Molly Yeh makes a cool kids' brunch for the whole family! She serves breakfast sausage stuffed biscuits, spinach egg bites, and frozen peanut butter drinks.

Ree Drummond cools down on hot summer days with a decadent ice cream, party-ready treats, classic dipped cones and boozy frozen prosecco grapes.

Ree Drummond has a care package for her son Todd that's loaded with berry tarts, chocolatey oatmeal bars, cheesy snack mix and colourful pretzels.

Four chefs go head-to-head in a three-round competition, turning mystery ingredients into extraordinary meals hoping to impress a panel of judges.

Guy Fieri seeks out some strange combinations. On the menu are liquorice braised rabbit, brown butter toast ramen and creamed collards with peanut butter.

With the ultimate summer getaway worth $25,000 on the line, Antonia Lofaso challenges the finalists to serve their best shack snack and signature dinner.

A true BBQ master must know their history. The competitors must dig deep to pass the ultimate old-school BBQ test under the watchful eyes of their captains.

Guy Fieri is diving into meaty, savoury goodness. First up on the menu is a pimento cheese burger, followed by kimchi fried rice and prime-time pork ramen.

Guy Fieri is digging into all kinds of hearty meals, from smoked meat sensations to bacon waffles.

The chefs get pickled with briny dishes. Then, the final stakeout is all about the shine as one chef glazes their way to a year's worth of groceries.

Chef Eduardo Garcia fires up the wok for mushroom larb and duck pad Thai! He also serves a big batch of mango sticky rice coconut popsicles.

Before horseback riding, Eduardo Garcia campfire coal-roasts a hearty breakfast of beet & sweet potato hash, square bale biscuits, and hollandaise.

Andrew Zimmern explores the delicious traditional Tuscan cuisine. He tries many specialities like spicy fish stew served with crusty bread and chickpea pancakes.

Andrew Zimmern is in Genoa, Italy. The stunning city offers an incredible variety of traditional cuisine - Pesto pasta, seafood salad and decadent flatbread.

For Halloween, the chefs find spooky ingredients in their baskets. They struggle with a 'pasta brain' and take their final shot with tasty syringes.

Andrew Zimmern travels across the globe to try the world's most exotic foods. He visits markets and restaurants to sample incredible and unique cuisines.

Brothers Yaser and Nader are on the verge of losing their French bistro, Gaston's. Robert must convince these delusional owners to transform their business.

Guy Fieri hits up joints owned by Food Network super chefs, like Maneet Chauhan, who is serving up her creative spin on Indian recipes in Nashville.

Four lucky superfans get the chance of a lifetime to compete in the kitchen! They take on a giant gummy creature and an intimidating piece of protein.

With the ultimate summer getaway worth $25,000 on the line, Antonia Lofaso challenges the finalists to serve their best shack snack and signature dinner.

A true BBQ master must know their history. The competitors must dig deep to pass the ultimate old-school BBQ test under the watchful eyes of their captains.

The gang shares tips and recipes for throwing an easy summer party. Alejandra Ramos and Fanny Slater make slow cooker pineapple habanero chicken sandwiches.

Four chefs from the South aim to up their games against talented peers. First up, the appetiser basket includes a questionable take on fried chicken.

Nine BBQ masters introduce themselves and their 'cue in hopes of being picked by their favorite team captain - Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell or Jet Tila.

After a big team shake-up, the pitmasters could use a day of BBQ games with their new captains. Bobby Flay, Anne Burrell and Jet Tila lead their new teams!

Every BBQ master gets their start in the backyard! The competitors showcase their skills in the kinds of sticky situations that home grillers must master.

Paul Hollywood gets a tour around Cape Town by Siba Mtongana. Plus, he bakes two Afrikaans classic with a British twist - Earl Grey milk tart and BBQ meat pasties.

Guy Fieri has an East Coast experience in Florida and North Carolina at a pastrami food truck, a hot dog haven and an O.G. Triple D alum.

Host Ted Allen challenges four chefs to make an appetiser using cocktail fruit slices, canned clam sauce and sausage-stuffed pancakes on sticks.

The competing chefs cook with futuristic ingredients. They include insects, an innovative milk product and what could be the next big grain!

The final four chefs are shocked when the judges challenge them to create a three-course menu using only five ingredients per dish.

British ex-pat, Lee is on the brink of losing his restaurant, From Across the Pond, in Colleyville, TX. Robert Irvine helps him turn it around.

Guy Fieri travels with Antonia Lofaso on a culinary journey through Puerto Rico. In Old San Juan, they dig into a chicken-trifongo combo.

The four competitors ramp up the creativity with a peanut butter appetizer, grilled entrées with some sweet sauces and a squash dessert.

The final four shop for a dessert spotlighting cheese. Next, after a lesson from a sommelier, the competitors create desserts featuring alcohol.

The bakers make bloody filled doughnuts to commemorate an unfortunate accident and mix joy with doom on the creepiest carousel ever.

Guy Fieri travels the surf and turf with tasty bites and seafood cocktails! There's a Da Nang cocktail, crispy catfish raft and bacon-wrapped shrimp.

Seven top kid chefs in the US travel to Orange Beach, Alabama, to compete in the first-ever World Food Championships Kids Grilling Invitational.

In an all-beef challenge, the teams are tasked with making a variety of beef-focused dishes that test their expertise with both small and large cuts.

Guy Fieri is diving into dishes with regional flavour. In California, a real-deal Mexican eatery is serving up Michoacán specialities, like blazing hot molcajete.

Guy Fieri dives into cultural cuisine with a twist! First, he visits a cafe that has been serving Scandinavian specialties in Salt Lake City since the 1950s.

Chefs Eric Greenspan, Antonia Lofaso and Aarti Sequeira step away from the judges' table to cook their way to a spot in the tournament finale.

In Stone Mountain, GA, Robert Irvine visits the failing Sweet Potato Café. The business is destroying its owners' finances and their 25-year marriage.

Elizabeth Poett tours her family's 14,000-acre ranch in California. She tends to the land at dawn then prepares a Santa Maria Style Tri-Tip for dinner.